"Hard times": Russian General Surovika "disappeared" after the rebellion

The commander was not seen from June 24 after his call to the mercenaries to stop the rebellion and return back into the part. The British professor and military analyst on security and defense Michael Clark reported that high -ranking Russian General Sergey Surovikin, who was suggested, knew well about the Wagner PEC rebellion, no one saw from Saturday, Sky News writes.

Surovik, called "General Armageddon", is the deputy commander of the Russian army and is known for the connection with the owner of PEC "Wagner" Yevgeny Prigogin. Earlier this year, he was replaced by the highest commander, but he maintained influence on military operations. The Russian guidance Telegram-channel "Ribbar" suggested that it was being interrogated. "Surovikina was not seen from Saturday - it is unknown where Armageddon General is.

There is a version that he is interrogated," the channel was wrote. Earlier, US intelligence stated that Surovkin knew about Prigogine's plans to rebel against the Russian military leadership. "He is probably quite difficult times. What happens to this person will be very interesting. He has not appeared since Saturday made a statement in which he called" Wagner "to return to the parts and behave decently," Said the British Defense and Security Analyst Michael Clark.

Before the rebellion, Prigogine struck Sergiy Shoigu, the Minister of Defense of Russia, and Valery Gerasimov, the chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, accusing them of failures in Ukraine and that the army does not support the Wagner PEC fighters. Gerasimov also did not appear from Saturday, Klark added, as well as the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev.

According to him, Medvedev's personal aircraft flew to Oman on the weekend and did not return. On June 28, the media wrote that Surovkin knew about the Wagner's military rebellion. According to journalists, the eczeper of the united group of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine assisted "Kukhar Putin" to coordinate actions. Other generals of the Army of Russia could participate in the rebellion.